metric pipe reducer 3d models

I used 60 percent infill. The builds in the photos are a mix of Paramount Matte Black PLA, Verbatim Silver PLA and Proto-Pasta Blue HTPLA. Update 9/29/2018: Just updated a few of the files: "Ball for M3 screw" - extended depth of thread to ensure it...

THE ANTI EVAPORATION COVERS, FOR THE PLANT POTS, WILL ENSURE THAT HUMIDITY NORMALLY LOSS (FROM THE PLANT POTS) IS REDUCED TO MINIMUM! TO MAKE REFILLING WITH WATER AND NUTRIENTS AN EASY TASK, A FUNNEL AND FUNNEL CONNECTOR WAS DESIGN. THE FUNNEL...

What Is This: =========== This is a noise-reducing, protective, living-room-aesthetic-friendly enclosure for a 3D printer, or in my case, an Ender 3 Pro. As such, I've included parts and steps for a direct drive conversion, filament guide, and spool...

THE ANTI EVAPORATION COVERS, FOR THE PLANT POTS, WILL ENSURE THAT HUMIDITY NORMALLY LOSS (FROM THE PLANT POTS) IS REDUCED TO MINIMUM! TO MAKE REFILLING WITH WATER AND NUTRIENTS AN EASY TASK, A FUNNEL AND FUNNEL CONNECTOR WAS DESIGN. THE FUNNEL...

### Display By utilizing an I²C display, the number of required pins can be reduced to just 2 pins. It's a standard LCD2004 with a PCF8575 port expander, exactly like those sold for Arduino. ### Keys The Anet LCD2004 uses a resistor network to...

This ensures accurate placement and reduces light leakage through the back of those pieces. I also blacken the backs of these parts with a Sharpie to minimize light leak. After soldering the LEDs, test them thoroughly (remember to use a resistor to...

Any future modifications to files (like reducing mesh density to shrink file size) will have a versioning attached to them. ### 29-Nov-2019 I have successfully printed the first and second floors and the files scale just fine. I have just started...

To stop the clicking reduce the "MOVE" value by 0.05 being careful until it stops clicking. The clicking noise is the spur gear jumping and the spur gear rack, so not really a big deal. The plastic teeth will break before the metal spur gear. Again...

I reduced the height of the hotend standoff and added additional elements for securing the Coolend_Fan_Duct (see below) as well as a strain relief section for the hotend heater and thermistor wires. A section at the back of the holder was removed to...

Tweaks - 28/06/2017 Case_Design_Lid_4 - Removed mounting holes for second 40mm fan and added a large hole to cut down on material use, reduce restriction of airflow and provide access to run the fan power cable. Fan_Cover_Lid_4 - Changed size of...

I've reduced some of the chamfers to give the parts a cleaner look. No changes to connection measurements (designed for P3Steel). Currently there is no mount for an end stop switch (because I've moved to sensorless homing using the excellent Duet...

Some supports are needed on both parts, but some of the areas on the Extruder Mount were designed to use bridging to reduce supports.Thanks:I hope you enjoy this. I spent a bunch of time, had to get a second 4-wheel mount, and printed several test...

This is not essential, but it will reduce a bit of friction and a minor amount of strain on the motor. The pivot backing is designed to glue to the back of the prop arm and provide additional support to keep the prop arm perpendicular to the axle. If...

Any flexing of the ribbon will be at the rear of the machine, will be taken up by the excess cable and should help reduce fatigue on the cable (See pics). This is the reason for the next two items... 2/ An End stop cap for the Sprite...

Secondly, it positions the heat sink fan higher above the print bed, angling it away from the print bed, significantly reducing the chance of sucking up strings from the print. Be mindful that I have a Tornado bought in mid 2018, and the design for...

The board holder piece is designed to allow up to 2.5mm height of silencing material on the Neo (as shown on the pictures) which is highly recommendable on this rather noisy printer to reduce vibration of the case. ...If you don't have these, you may...

... the wires back and forth creating stress fractures in the wire, even with stranded wire. Adding some silicon adhesive at each of the cone wire entry and cone wire exit points will create a soft grommet to reduce the stress of fracturing the wire.

(If it's too tight for your liking, you can bend it back a bit.) The changes better ensure a predictable amount of scrolling occurs when one turns the scroll ring.\r\n\r\n- 2020-02-13: I redesigned Component6 to make it "grippier." I also reduced the...

The difference between 4 marks is always easy to find, so 0.1 degree precision is kind of guaranteed :)*** 25-30% grid infill if you need a toy, 50-100% infill if you need a tool.Before printing, read all the recommendations in the description of the...

(I tried using fishing weights, but BBs worked best.)I created a small base piece to glue over that hollowed space.I reduced their size to 85% of the remixed set, to better fit the 45mm x 45mm squares of my chess board and boxI “forked“ the Grus and...

... is 5 amps. This would mean the DCP-5 is not suitable as it would run at 100% capacity to produce the necessary 5 amps and run hotter, leading to reduced converter life. ...Thus, a higher rated converter like our DCP-11-12V would be a better choice.

This allows the user to drastically reduce the overall size of the helmet, as they dont have to worry about fitting their entire head past the throat of the helmet. The mandible and neck all utilized a standard 10mm x 3mm disk neodymium magnet to...

• Update: 2/9/19 Reduced poly count to make slicing easier. All files checked in Meshmixer / PrusaSlicer. Improved aesthetics inside the lid. • Printing details. 0.2mm thick layers or less. Print cooling on You must have an accurate printer. This...

(It may help to slide the mount into the plate a few times to loosen the joint first)Tightly fasten the fan to the H2 with the two 20mm M3 screws. NoteAs this plate is so thin, the MAD duct cannot clear the belt tensioner (at least on the ender...

I also used a standard fan resistor cable to step down the 5v to 3.3v in order to reduce fan speed and noise.The result is a really quiet and really cooler computer. It hardly goes over 45°C.&nbsp;<br>The negative side is that I originally planned to...

 Don't try to continue a print that is going badly, you can end up damaging and having to replace the hot end, or worse.Possible additions (coming soon):  Currently I am experimenting with arms made from heat-shaped PVC pipe, there are plenty of...

... The carbon fiber rod can be cut to length using a simple [pipe cutter](https://www.harborfreight.com/tubing-cutter-40913.html?cid=paid_bing|||40913&utm_source=bing&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=&utm_content=&msclkid=1340a3c002911c4eb62dc37530c240f5).

Glue the four parts together with solvent glue (I used plumbers pipe fitting glue which welds as it contains acetone and other stuff which smells nice ;) ) There's none of that nice lettering that are on Flightsimmakers because I printed mine face...

The two violin waist pieces with the pipes required a bit of finagling with printing supports and cleaning. The bottom 2 parts of the neck had the coolest effect when printing flat, so I printed neck_part3 with supports (therefor the hidden under...

Begin gluing thrust chamber sections 1-12 together, making sure that the piping on the chamber wall aligns between layers (Fig 1) 3. Once you reach the manifold sections, look inside the chamber for alignment notches. You will need align the rings...